Australian Payment Plus (AP+) Announced to have chosen to participate in the next phase of the Acacia project, a research project led by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and the Research Centre for Cooperation in Digital Finance (DFCRC).

The Acacia project explores how different forms of digital currencies and related infrastructure support the development of the Australian wholesale token asset market. Building on the success of the Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) pilot in 2023, the project will develop and test the inputs of user enterprise participants to resolve settlements in the token asset market.

Among the potential benefits of symbolization, Australian research began in 2024, which shows that issuers in the Aostalia capital market can save up to $13 billion in savings each year.

“Make value possible in a safe and reliable way Australian Payment Plus.

“CBDC And other forms of digital currencies such as Stablcoins have the potential to change how value is transferred through the economy. The dialogue around the CBDC is taking place, and we are excited to be part of the discussion in Australia. ” Klaus added.

AP+ You have conditionally evaluated three interconnected usages that check the Whisale Digital Assets Satelement and sikeniseed applications.

The first use case will examine how multiple types of digital currencies, including Stablecoins and deposit tokens, work together in a shared framework for greater interoperability. The second use case will explore what new services or frameworks may be needed to coordinate the best reconciliation between different asset classes and platforms, thus helping Reure’s future systems be safe, efficient and cohesive. A third purpose will explore how to use NPP to resolve different settlement methods to resolve sedimentary tokens (e.g. sedimentary tokens).

Several other pilot participants will work with AP+ to integrate these uses into these uses.

“As an operator of Australian real-time payment infrastructure, AP+ is well suited for supporting industry-wide innovation,” Klaus said. “The Acacia project enables us to explore how emerging forms of wholesale digital settlement and enhance the wider payment ecosystem.”